- Is the Dude Moc warm enough for winter?
- Yes for indoor use and short outdoor trips. The faux fur lining and footbed cover hold heat well, but the backless design leaves the heel exposed, so it is not a substitute for a closed boot outdoors.
- Can I wear it outside?
- Yes. The vulcanized rubber outsole with herringbone tread is made for wet traction, so porches, decks and driveways are fine. It is a slipper, not a shoe, so long walks will wear the lining faster.
- Does it fit true to size?
- Owners generally report a true-to-size fit. Because it is backless, people between sizes often size down for a snugger hold.
- Is the footbed removable?
- Yes. The molded EVA footbed with faux fur top cover lifts out, so you can air it, wash the cover or replace it with your own insole.
- Suede or corduroy upper?
- Both use the same lining, footbed and outsole. Suede looks dressier and wipes clean; corduroy has a softer, more casual texture and shows wear differently.
- How does it compare with a soft fabric slipper?
- It is heavier and more structured, with a real rubber sole and a molded footbed. That means better support and outdoor traction but less of the barefoot softness of a knit scuff.
- Where is the Sorel Dude Moc Slipper cheapest?
- At Sundance Ski and Board Shop, for $65.00, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Sorel Dude Moc Slipper?
- Buyers like: Really really comfortable; Fit very nicely; Good grip. Common complaints: Color is very very bright; kids think they look funny.
- Where can I buy the Sorel Dude Moc Slipper?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Sundance Ski and Board Shop, Lamey Wellehan, Snyders Shoes, Dodds Shoe Co., Brown's Shoe Fit Company.